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Old 05-31-2010, 01:59 PM
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Hello guys!!
This is my first post to this forum and there is not a better way
to start this, but to post some pics


Special thanks to INZANE !!! your post's have been a really big help!!
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Old 05-31-2010, 02:41 PM
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LOVE THE PAINT SCHEME!!

Different from the usual team livery but yet looks like it could be an actual real F1 team.

Is that a F104 Pro body?
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Which wheels and tires do you have on that?
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Originally Posted by InZane
Most parts are interchangeable between the F1-09 and Tamiya F103/F104 - except for the chassis and motor pod of course (F1-09 is a link car, Tamiya a T-bar car).

The obvious question is why you'd want to use Tamiya hop up parts
The are pricey without being any better - IMHO.

The only Tamiya parts I use are the 3.5 mm offset knuckles, center shock spring (Touring spring set) and the thrust bearing in the 3Racing Out Tuned diff. I'm thinking about using the F104 rear carbon axel as well - but that's about it.

As for other hop up parts I use the alu caster plate, servo horn, Out tuned diff (nearly a must have for ALL F1 cars) from 3Racing, the CRC mod (CRC spring holder and CRC or AE side springs), Zen king pin (longer than kit pins so I can get height adjustment) and front springs from AE.
Hi InZane
I'm thinking about getting the F109 kit..Do you recommend hop up chassis instead of stock one?
Why the alum caster plate? What is your wheel width of your F1? Thanks
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FREAKAH:

Thanks!! Body is stock F109 body.
Paint scheme is my own.

InspGadgt:

Ride medium tires and Ride rims.
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gear setup for 540 motor
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Old 06-01-2010, 05:31 AM
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Originally Posted by jake3
gear setup for 540 motor
Are you asking for pinion/spur setup?
If so..
You need to do roll out to get the gearing "right" for a 540.
Tire diameter plays into this.
Head over to gearchart (with a .com)
and plug in your info using the pan car option.

With cooling we (guys I race with) are running 47 to 56mm (some push more depending on track layout) .
Indoor carpet we were at the lower side of that number.
Without a fan or heat sink stay low,run a few laps and pull in to check temps.

The new 540j will unglue the magnets or push back the com. when they get too hot and you jar them so be careful .
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Originally Posted by InZane
...Out tuned diff (nearly a must have for ALL F1 cars) from 3Racing...
What do you mean with out tuned diff? The normal aluminium diff from 3Racing or is this a special version? Didn't found anything on 3Racing website.
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on the 3racing site, look in the optional parts for the F104. it's listed there. It will fit the F104, F103 and F109. and is a very nice unit.
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If you are running 540j motors the diff is a bit of a hassle finding pinions that will work.
It's been said before but I wanted to post it up again.

Found this problem to be alot more annoying at the track than I thought it would be when I ordered the diff.
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Originally Posted by -F.B-
Hello guys!!
This is my first post to this forum and there is not a better way
to start this, but to post some pics
Finland - My home country! - Is F1RC-racing catching on in Finland as well?

Originally Posted by Goingfast
Hi InZane
I'm thinking about getting the F109 kit..Do you recommend hop up chassis instead of stock one?
Why the alum caster plate? What is your wheel width of your F1? Thanks
I'd stay with the kit chassis - it's very good!
The plastic caster plate is prone to break and you can tighten the alu one a lot harder.

Originally Posted by PDM
Please share your car set-up with us.
OK - some explanatory pics of the changes made for Boras GP;

Increased droop



Inserted a rebound spring inside the center shock



Unscrewed the ball end about 2mm



Taller rear shock post



Setup sheet>>

Todays bonus pic - inside scoop on the CRC mod


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Here is My F109 so far. Lots to do still, including that aluminum caster mount. Clean setup! Keeping in old school with the Novak Cyclone



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Originally Posted by bob o
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on the 3racing site, look in the optional parts for the F104. it's listed there. It will fit the F104, F103 and F109. and is a very nice unit.
Bob
Hi Bob,

thanks for your reply. Didn't look at the F104 section, so I couldn't found it. Looks like the 3Racing version of the F104 diff. Does it work with the kit rear axle?
Because if I remember correctly the F104 has a different rear axle than a F103 respectively F1-09.

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I have only mocked mine up, but it looks like you will need to shorten the axle a bit. You might want to get an extra axle just in case you don't likenthe fit of the out adjustable diff.
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Default F1 & 24 Minutes Le Mans at TQ Sat 5/6/2010

Originally Posted by spring71
From this weekend, we will have Sunday Club Race.

We have UF1 Series on June 5th, Saturday.
11:00 doors open
1:30 sign ups end
2:00 first 10 minute qualifier (no more than 10 drivers per qual)
2:20 second qualifier

3:00 first 8 minute round (B group)
3:20 second 8 minute round (A group)

3:45 third 8 minute round (B group)
4:05 fourth 8 minute round (A group)

4:30 fifth 8 minute round (B group)
4:50 sixth 8 minute round (A group)
Cool! and we can run a Le Mans at the end of F1 so bring your cars!
I installed 21.5 in the "C" group hoping the battery will get me to the finish line.

This will be the our 2nd Le Mans run, bring your cars

Cheers!
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